Success Stories

Anastasia Prescott:

Malick City F.C. Captain

"It was only when I started playing with Malick and then advancing to play with the National Team that I really started thinking about furthering my education and started considering scholarship options."Anastasia started playing soccer while in high school and started playing with Malick City F.C. upon graduation. With a strong focus on her soccer skills and academic standing Anastasia was recruited in 2005 by the University of Mobile in Alabama (UM). She later transferred to University of West Florida allowing her to play at a higher level.Anastasia was a member of the 2010 Trinidad & Tobago Women's World Cup Qualifying Team.Graduated in 2010 from West Florida with a major in Criminology and now works for the Trinidad & Tobago Police Services."Anastasia is an inspiration and serves as a role model for younger players. She is a fierce and feared defender" Derek A. Salick, Malick City F.C. Coach 2006 to 2010 and founder ofMulticultural Women's Organization International (MWO).

Prescott: Pushing For a Brighter Tomorrow

University of West Florida Player Record

Maylee Attin-Johnson

Malick City F.C. Player

Football for me was a way out; the opportunities that were presented to me through football helped me mature as an individual and most importantly it helped me change my perspective on life and the people around me. It opened doors and presented opportunities that I never thought was possible. Through football I was not only able to travel the world but I was blessed to graduate with a bachelor degree in Sports Management at Kennesaw State University. My passion, determination, competitiveness and my never say die attitude helped me recover from three ACL surgeries throughout my career and I'm still standing tall looking to go at it again. The more obstacles I face the faster I learn to run, the higher I learn to jump and the faster I learn to bounce back. I'm a very resilient individual and I try my best to always stay true to myself. I believe in my talent, I believe in my ability, and most importantly I believe I have the right work ethic and the right attitude to play at the highest level amongst the best players in the world.

•Member of the 2008 Trinidad & Tobago Women's Olympic Qualifying Team.
•Member of the 2010 Trinidad & Tobago Women's World Cup Qualifying Team.
•Captain of the 2011Trinidad & Tobago Women's Olympic Qualifying Team.
•Received a full athletic scholarship from GradKennesaw State University: Bachelor's of Science (Sports Management)
•Graduated 2010 from Kennesaw State University: Bachelor's of Science (Sports Management)

"Maylee has demonstrated star qualities with an aggressive, attacking style that always makes things happen when she is on the field. She has shown incredible resilience coming back to top form after three knee surgeries. I see her as the female Ronaldo from Brazil"

-Derek A. Salick, Malick City F.C. Coach 2006 to 2010 and founder of Multicultural Women's Organization International

Patrice A. Superville:

Malick City F.C. Player & Current Manager

•Played for Malick City F.C. from 2008 to present.

•Patrice was a member of the 2010 Trinidad & Tobago Women's World Cup Qualifying Team.

•Received a full athletic scholarship from Mars Hill College, North Carolina in 2006

•Graduated in 2010 from Mars Hill College, North Carolina Majoring in Sociology and Mathematics.